Democratic Party of Eau Claire County, Wisconsin

Democratic Party of Eau Claire County, Wisconsin
Democratic Party of Eau Claire County, Wisconsin
Motto "Promoting democratic and progressive principles and candidates—locally and nationally"
Type Political party
Purpose/focus To promote democratic and progressive principles and to elect Democratic and progressive candidates—from town halls to the White House.
Headquarters 405 South Barstow Street, Downtown Eau Claire, Wisconsin.
Region served Eau Claire County, Wisconsin
Membership Yearly Registration
Chair Jeff Smith & Kristen Dexter (co-chairs)
Website http://www.eauclairedemocrats.org/

The Democratic Party of Eau Claire is the affiliate of the Democratic Party in Wisconsin. As of 2011, it is headed by Jeff Smith and Kristen Dexter, the co-Chairs.[1] The party is currently the minority.[2]

The Democratic Resource Center is located at 405 South Barstow Street, downtown Eau Claire. It is an office complex that provides workspaces for candidates and their volunteers. The Resource Center is staffed by volunteers and is open to the public.[3]

General Party meetings are held at 7:00 the third Thursday of each month at the Democratic Resource Center. These meetings are open to the public, however, only registered members may vote.

The main rival of the Democratic Party of Eau Claire County is the Republican Party of Eau Claire County.[4]

Contents

Current Democratic officeholders

Eau Claire, Wisconsin
  • Eau Claire City Council President Kerry Kincaid
  • Eau Claire County Board of Supervisors Chairperson Gregg Moore
State Assembly
State Senate
United States Congress

Executive Board

As of September 10, 2011

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